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About Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current | View Entire Issue (Feb. 16, 1961)
mttntt CAzrrrs TiMts Harold Beach Reports On Farm' Bureau Activities I960 Posrol Rtcefpts Greater A fins! rhk of Pern hot that (m!I rtpt st the llp oner Pust Of fir amuii!H to This U S3.617.73 rrtre than the tXt.KKSI irnrwa f r the calendar At the rrcent Frm Bureau I 'r ! 1''$. While a portion ntrrtim hrlj In th. tun llon '.'f"?.?" h-:ru.n' hall many t4ri i of tnterrst to Jur( SuUin ,( Jh It m announced that there irkOW 2;ls-. j !, nt.feae a pusklbllity t t direct contact I j, f,,, Inrnawvl budne. fr marketing of hay and lr-1 tal rrvrnurs are uwd ty many ley thrt.uch th org anlratUm leconomUts a a tarmeter of Anion aa taken agalnrt the buJnra trrnd. Use Jural f!fi linage of JIB 1031 and 10361 urea w-owld Indicate that laM ftwalinff exemption on tree. I jPar aa a hole was a gKn year. crj, and shrubs Tor taking evrn though some periods of j'urjxuM-a. flow activity were evident In Harold IW-ach, legislative chair- many llnea of lUkinT.s. I.Vcclpta man. who recently aitended the for the quarter ended D-rmtT National Convention In Denver 31. 190. were S.VW .n above the reported that the Farm Bureau same period of 1959. office In Rotterdam. The Neth- Throughout the country for the erlandt, la acting aa go-he- pant several ycara the pt of tween for buyers and producers flee department hat lxn en of Kurope and the United States, caged In a program to obtain. It la hojied that sometime aoon where neoded, pot office spore It may have actual commodities for arnall towns. In new build fr ale and thua facilitate more Ings constructed under a lease direct trade at leaa coat to both purchase agreement. Iartles. In this area such apace has Martha Barak, women's chair- lrtdy been provided for the man. and Mrs. Gene Cutsforth. Pot officea In Condon. Fossil, secretary, told of the workshop 11 lot Rock, and at present a In Hcrmlaton the last part of contract has been let for one January. One of the outatand- t Jhn lay ing things presented at this Heppner. Is. according to of. meeting was the documentary flclals, "on the list" and will film, "The Communist Manl- be considered In order of need. fpKto." narrated by Dr. George Since our quarters are for the Benson, president of Harding time being adequate, If by Borne College, Searcy, Ark. They said atandarda obsolete, those com- that If anyone Is In doubt about munltles with poorer facilities Communists plans and alms for r being reached first. James the United States he should see A. Driscoll, Heppner postmaster, this film. They declared that has released this statement to when we read that the Reds clarify anything which may are actively organizing a youth have been heard via the grape group richt here In the United vine on this subject. States, aided and abetted by a Pennsylvania school teacher, It Is tlm. for Farm Bureaus mem Tawraaf - fatonarr I. l SorOPtlmllt Club Prepares Yolenrincs Valentines hy U'hX ened far Hon Memorial nura Irg home patients by members (if the Suroptlmut Club of !up riser. The women to'k time at their noon meeting lat Thursday to write notes to accompany a val -mine fr raih patient. The val eotlnra were delivered along wiih a t -it ted bulb to each In lul lul In the nursing home on Valentine's Day. Suropilmlkt alto have started work In preparing hauler Seal enw-lnprs for mailing In the un!y. This haa been a project of the tlub for many years. Mrs. II. l' Gonty, county Seal drive chairman, la also chairman for the club and will have charge of the mailing on February 2A Mr. and Mrs, Harold Evans are bers, United States citizens, and n Seattle visiting their daugh parents to Inform themselves. erVM"- cJen y? a?d..h" thnt they may better combat lusa" wm, was wnuusiy nun those efforts. ,n a car "wioeni. Mr. ana Mrs. muara crown entertained with a family dinner on Sunday with their daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs. John Mellln, and daughter, Sue HOSPITAL NEWS Eugenia Ball. Heppner. dla- missed; Beverly Hatter, KInzua, dismissed; Allan Rochford, Hep. pner, dismissed; Anna Cole. Kin ma, dismissed; Dell Williams. Joseph, dismissed; Violet Wil liams. Joseph; Wlllard Wllhelm, Kinzua. dismissed; DeLeva Rill. Heppner, dismissed; Margaret Wright. Heppner; George How ard. Cecil; Mary Jane Doherty, Heppner, dismissed; Katie Cur rln, Heppner; Desmond Robin son, Spray; Avery Taylor, Hepp ner. To Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Adams, Spray, an 8 pound 8 ounce son, James Lee, born on Feb. 10. To Mr. and Mrs. Robert Helms, Spray, a 7 pound 4 ounce daugh ter, Zorleta Marie, born Feb. 11. To Mr. and Mrs. Joel Engel man, lone, an 8 pound son, Frank Blaine, born Feb. 11. To Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Saw yer, Heppner, a 7 pound 12 ounce son, James Merle, born Feb. 15. The Lowell Cribbles had Pen dleton visitors as guests Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Jay Cook. Randall Peterson was In Port land last week end for the gift show; also he visited with Dr. and Mrs. Robert Pfeiffer In Port- land. Going with him was his mother, Mrs. J. O. Peterson. Visiting Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Smith, were his niece and hus band, Mr. and Mrs. Dick Cyr from La Grande. j M MET F3JJ2.H For diffarant, inoptniive mol-lh autnt it en nofoodt, baktd good, and dried food..,S our itltction of canned meatUu product... Add ittt to lntn meali with mild and tangy chattel. FINNAN NADDIE gQc POUND KIPPERED HALIBUT g(jjc POUND MILD CHEDDAR CHEESE gQc POUND HOLLANDtfftftMG 4 LB. KEG 29 BOLOGNA by the piece BARBECUED 39 c LB. Chickens!;?? s&w MINCED CLAMS 2 F0R 59c DUNDEE Sour pitted CHERRIES makes luscious pies I No. 2 TINS 2 F0R 53c TUNA Ik FOR CATS 1.00 The aristocrat of cat foods I HUDSON HOUSE APPLESAUCE 303 SIZE forc LETTUCE LARGE HEADS 2FOR25e ass GRAPEFRUIT PINE, JUICT 3 F0R 29e 10 LB. NO. 1 POTATOES 59' YOUR FRIENDLY com 1 ST. MARK State Drivers Cited For Safely The Oreeon Slate Highway De partment haa announced award for aafe driving of lu ichkiea in the state. Receiving award In this area were Edwin C U'IIon and John Nielson for 11 vrar of safe driv ing; Dallas M. MrDanlrl for 6 yetra and Harold L. Curnutt for 5 years. All are of Heppner. At Board man, Charles L. Potts and Nathan Thorp ere cited for II years: EMn I- Ely for 10 year, and Irwin W. Lew la for 3 year. The awarda are made an nually under a urogram put In to effect 11 years ago. Justice and Municipal Court Henry Maxwell Breeding, no PUC permit, fined court costs. Donald K. Stroeber. violation of basic rule, ball $23.00, for feited. Overtime parking and fined $1.00; Avon Melby, Joshua Mor ris, Albert Shunk, Rod Murray. O. Turner, J. D. Hudson. Thll Blakney, Arthur Stefanl. Harold Laird. Columbia P.ental Service. Kirk and Robinson Have Champion Pen of Bulls The Oregon Polled Hereford Av-latkn sponsored show and- aale of 53 Polled Herefords on Feb. 11 at the fair ground In Itedmond. Oregon, Attending and consigning cattle from this Icoale were Per nard Doherty. Gerald Berctrom and Mr. and Mrs. Donald Rub Inwm. Quality wle, the consignment of range bulls was much Im proved over past sales, however conservative prices paid for them made for a $113.00 average. Trophies and championship ribbons were awarded to Mr. and Mrs. Leo Barnett of Condon for grand champion bull and to Kirk and Robinson for the grand champion pen of two bulla. BUILDING PERMITS APPROVED Building permits approved by the city council Include: con struction of a new machine shop on Water street by Merrlt Cray for a cost of $2,200.00. Alterations and repairs to a residence on Sperry street by William Kenny. $2,700.00. Mr. and Mrs. C C Carmichael and Mrs. Inez Huffman were In Portland for several days last week. Mr. and Mrs, Jack Schaffer and David and Evin of Rich mond, Calif., have been visiting Mr. Schaffer s relatives at Ce cil, Kittitas, and Pendleton. E. R. Schaffer and the Hyndses are uncles of Mr. Schaffer. Former Resident Dies In Portland Smlco were helJ Monday In Portland for Clifford M. 5m. TO, who passed away at hli home in Portland. Mr. Slma was well known In Heppner and had lived here prior to 1932 and more recently at MlltonFreewater. He was survived by three daughters. Jeanette Baum and Florence Otten, both oi m Grande and Mm. Morte Mima. Loa Angeles; one Al?rdir W. Sims. Pacific, laiiiorme. three aUtrr. Mr. A. M. Ibln on, Brulah ttn nd Vivian lUwrne; one brother, WiHUra Sims; eight grand ch:Urrn, Interment was in Rj City cemetery. r....ia at the Cordon Pratts Mr and Mr. J!m Mallotl nd bova of Vale, string here over the weekend. PHONE t-9635 THINK HARD... hoi It keen over 3 years ince you ve mscktd your ... Intoronce ogointt the replacement of your building? If the answer it "YeM. then for the urotection of your pocketbook, ifs to do so. W can be helpfwl. C. A. RUGGLES INSURANCE AGENCY HEPPNER. OREGON BOX 611 r f l - 'TERRIFIC TOMATOES' LADIES VIRGIN WOOL Sweaters REG. 8.95 to 15.95 NOW 4.95 7.95 'We can't get over it, these are terrif, absolutely terrif!" NO9 we don't sell groceries, but by George, we have a great selection of calorie-free bargains! SURE; we're excited! ! Who ever heard of a grocer cutting prices fifty percent as we have done! AND just to "prove it Here's some PRIZE PUNKINS" worth anybody's lettuce. LADIES BEAUTIFUL VIRGIN WOOL Kandel & Pendleton SKIRTS and JACKETS Reg. 14.95 to 17.95 NOW 3.5030 9 95 Nothing nicer for smart casual wear I PLAIDS PLAINS CHECKS ALL COLORS NOW hurry man! These simply won't last! DDircF0R THESE K K I V E ,BG BANANAS' Men's Bulky Sweaters PENDLETON KANDEL JANTZEN AND MEN'S JACKETS So much style and carefree comfort ARed9ylP3.95hVo N0W iPRICE 2E3 Wool Dress Socks g 1.95 . 3.50 9 O PR. Wool Shirts -PENDLETON-FIELD AND STREAM 3s NOW $7.50 Exceptional selection of sixes and patterns. Sport Shirts COTTONS - RAYONS Easy-care woshables with long sleeves. Reg. 3.95 to 5.95 NOW ONLY 2.98 cach I FiNeAL CLEARANCE Wil son's Men's Wear The Store of Personal Serric Phon 6 963 BEST BUTS TOR FEB, 1718 8.
